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Netherlands, Kingdom. Lot of 177 Army Insignia, c. 1940-1963

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Netherlands, Kingdom. Lot of 177 Army Insignia, c. 1940-1963

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Netherlands, Kingdom. Lot of 177 Army Insignia, c. 1940-1963

Includes: Aide-de-Camps, Artillery, Cadet Units, Catering Corps, East Indies Army, Fighting Vehicle Units, General Service, Infantry, Marines, Medical Corps, Mobile Defence, Motor Transport, Musicians, Officers Training Centre, Pioneers, Pontoneers, Reserve Officers, Watching Corps. Featuring various Cap Badges, Collar Tabs, Collar Badges, Shoulder Titles, Shoulder Straps, Rank Insignia, Lapel Badges, Buttons, and Jacket Patch. Most in brass, bronze, bronze gilt, blackened bronze, or white metal, twenty-two items are embroidered, six of which are in bullion, the Jacket Patch is screen-printed, ten of the Shoulder Straps with metal insignia affixed, forty-two of the Cap Badges and Collar Tabs with wool or cotton backers, in a variety colours, in various sizes, with lugs and pins, screwbacks, or prongs. Each is pasted, pinned, screwed or wired in place to a series of nineteen red-faced card-based boards, many of which are identified in silver-coloured ink below their respective positions. Also included is an unmounted Medical Corps 1st Model Cap Badge (1947-1951). Ranging from very fine to extremely fine.